Maybe wordpress.org account + cheap shared hosting + domain name + headway 4.0 + this. You don't need to have a much to maintain a good website.

You should make giveaways like PrcDice did. For example 0.1 btc weekly to top 5 bettors on doge and btc dice.

I'd much rather remove cex.io from this list. I am far to busy to do your research for you, but on there is ample evidence that they are criminals. They have been caught red handed double spending and abusing their mining power to attack Alt coin chains. They have even publicly admitted such. The evidence is there on the forums and in Google. And that's BEFORE this whole 51% thing blew up. In my opinion they are pretty much shady and dishonest to be the top trading platform choice.

if you want true security, don't use operating systems with the biggest number of zero-day exploits mac and windows

The current Ebola outbreak is in West Africa, specifically Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria. Have a look at a map of Africa and you’ll see just how far away from Kenya these countries are. It’s like saying there’s an outbreak in Poland so you’re worried about going to Spain, Kenya hasn’t had anyone come down with the virus, so there is unlikely to be a travel advisory. No-one can guarantee it won't happen, but the disease is just as likely to spread to the UK or the Philippines, as it is to Kenya.

I wonder is there some relation to the Moolah bankruptcy and XMR tanking. A lot of people seem to have lost some XMR on the site due to "problems with the daemon" and it makes me think something funny is going on.

Am i missing something or its already released?

LOL The generous Nilesh Nair and Bohan Huang. If you pay them money for the adoption they might break even. After all aren't they running this at a loss?? They have been kind enough to think of the poor farmers in India and Pakistan, they are almost giving them Uro for free, in exchange for something that smells so good.

It's quite possible that these other uses for Bitcoin will also boost its use as a currency because people will need bitcoins for escrow and for payment on the contractual deals they make.
It would be crazy for a retail shop to accept payment for a digital asset you can't claim back in fiat that can be charged back.

Hehe don't forget one more thing, Apple's solution only works for US resident customers shopping at US merchants. A lots of people won't be able to use it when they visit the US they don't have a residence there. Still leaves the vast majority of the world untapped. At least PayPal works in more than one country.

Bitcoins are somewhat fungible, but not completely. It's like a family tree. You can't say "this bitcoin was at location Y 2 years ago" any more than you can say "Person X was 1000 years ago person Y". But you can say "This Bitcoin can be traced back to this transaction from 2 years ago" just like you can say "Person Y who lived 1000 years ago is an ancestor of person X".

Just like a person can have millions of ancestors and descendants, so can a bitcoin trace back or forward to millions of bitcoins. But since some bitcoins can be traced back to a particular transaction/address and some cannot, they are not completely fungible, and different bitcoins may be worth more or less.

Here is an example of someone offering to pay 2 "ordinary" bitcoins for 1 bitcoin that can be traced back to the historic transaction of buying pizza for 10K BTC.

Bitcoin's price might be in decline now, but soon it will skyrocket! I think if people have more straight forward ways to buy Bitcoins, it will eventually help big time! We need more websites that trade Moneypak to Bitcoin, Paypal to Bitcoin etc.... Also, there are almost no traders that accept Credit cards, but i understand their fears of chargebacks.

I've got billions of bitcoins sitting in my mind. I own them all but I can't buy a dang thing with them. Will someone take them all for a dollar?

If you have VPS with root access, just connect to it via ssh, clone miner source from github, compile and its done. I've been used this for an entire week of mining http://www.qhoster.com/vps.html and never been banned.

All of the Overstock customers now have their wealth destroyed by Bitcoin in their sleep last night. What a wonderful public relations tactic. Maybe when your suicide cult followers are all dead then your earnings will go up a whole quarter per share.

just let them know they should revise procedure management politics if an issue is not a technical one and get that bounty

QT is not actually the most beneficial I would expect Armory to be a more secure solution than Bitcoin-Qt, because it allows you to sign the transactions from an offline computer.  This means that the private keys never need to be stored on a computer that is connected to the internet.

The problem with income tax is that it is becoming increasing difficult to define exactly what is taxable income. Thus the super-efficient IRS and our magnificent tax laws. I find it amusing to watch an agency stuck in the 70's trying to figure out what exactly bitcoin is. Ditto for just about anyone else over 50. Meanwhile, the "true" measure of all wealth (that would be the dollar) continues to devalue. Hey IRS!

From what i know, any person who knowingly buys, sells, receives, conceals, or has in his possession a sniperscope shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000) or by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than one year, or by both such fine and imprisonment.

I'd much rather have more "Money in the pot" come distribution time and not some domain name. They speak for themselves on this one, and I don't understand their motivations, at all. Maybe their hoping to claim the domain for themselves or something? Weird.